Buġibba Square Saga: ADPD Calls for Stronger Councils
ADPD criticizes the slow pace of Buġibba square’s transformation, calling for stronger local councils to drive projects to completion.
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Marsascala Shooting: Man Acquitted of Attempted Murder
A Malta jury clears Joseph Vella of attempted murder in the 2019 Marsascala shooting, leaving the community divided and reflecting on the incident’s impact
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US Eyes Greenland: What’s in it for Malta?
The US wants to ‘put its footprint back on Greenland’. But what does that mean for Malta? Let’s explore the implications for our tiny island nation.
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Drugs Seized in St Paul’s Bay: Police Make Significant Arrest
Police in St Paul’s Bay seize cocaine and cash during a routine patrol, leading to the arrest of a local man suspected of drug trafficking.
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Taiwan’s Tsai Upends Diplomatic Norms with Trump Call
Taiwan’s President Tsai Ing-wen breaks diplomatic protocol by speaking with U.S. President Trump, drawing China’s ire and sparking debate in Malta and beyo
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PA Delays Decision on Illegal Manoel Island Padel Courts
Planning Authority postpones verdict on unauthorized padel courts on protected Manoel Island, leaving Malta in a state of padel purgatory
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DJ Phoenix Back in the Booth After Assault Charges Dropped
Local DJ Mark ‘DJ Phoenix’ Zammit returns to the decks after his partner, Sandra Gauci, drops assault charges. The case raises questions about violence and
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MEP David Casa: Future PN Govt to Veto EU Online Gaming Tax
Malta’s online gaming industry braces for impact as MEP David Casa vows to veto EU tax proposals, putting pressure on the Labour government.
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Malta Tops EU Economic Growth Charts Until 2027
EU report projects Malta’s economy to lead Europe’s growth until 2027, driven by tourism and financial services. Locals weigh in on the challenges and oppo
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Malta’s UN Climate Victory: A Step Towards a Greener Future
Malta co-sponsors UN resolution affirming states’ obligations to combat climate change, boosting local climate action efforts
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Air France 447: Justice Served a Decade Later
A French court finds Air France and Airbus guilty of involuntary manslaughter over the 2009 crash of Flight 447, which claimed 228 lives, including six Mal
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Malta’s Mobility Revolution: Shared Rides Now, Driverless Taxis by 2040
Discover how Malta-based startup Momentum is transforming the way we get around with shared rides today and driverless taxis by 2040. Find out what this me
